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For most Indigenous students living in remoteareas access to secondary schooling, especiallyto the upper levels, means leaving home to go to a school which makes provision for is not a new phenomenon. Some of theschools providing these sorts of opportunitieshave been doing so for more than 50 years, withwell established links to particular communitiesand families. However the increase in the numberof young people being born and growing up inremote communities and the higher levels ofaspirations for their educational success beingdriven from a range of sources means that the demand for this type of provision is increasing.
For most Indigenous students living in remote areas access to secondary schooling, especially to the upper levels, means leaving home to go to a school which makes provision for boarding.
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